Harry J. Will Funeral Home

Harry J. Will Funeral Home, located at 37000 Six Mile Road in Livonia, Michigan, has been a trusted provider of funeral and cremation services since 1974. Founded by Harry J. Will, who opened his first funeral home in Detroit in the 1950s, the Livonia location has grown to become one of the larger funeral homes in the greater Detroit area, spanning 20,000 square feet. The facility features five chapels—four large chapels named after the Great Lakes (Huron, Ontario, etc.) that comfortably seat 100 guests each, and the intimate Harry J. Will Memorial Chapel for smaller gatherings of up to 30 people. A calming waterfall cascades from the second level to the first, creating a tranquil atmosphere throughout the space. The funeral home also boasts a banquet hall that was renovated in 2017, accommodating up to 125 guests for catered receptions, and offers ample free parking with wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking lots.

Harry J. Will Funeral Home provides a comprehensive range of services, including traditional burial, cremation, and personalized memorial services. While cremation is not performed on-site, the experienced staff coordinates all necessary arrangements with trusted partners. The team of funeral directors, many with over a decade of experience, works closely with families to design services that truly reflect the life of the deceased—whether through religious traditions, contemporary celebrations, or unique tributes such as slot machines for a casino lover or a fire truck for a firefighter. Pre-planning options are available, including prepaid funeral plans with discounts, and the funeral home offers a 100% service guarantee through its affiliation with the Dignity Memorial network, which also ensures 24/7 availability and nationwide trust.

Deeply rooted in the community, Harry J. Will Funeral Home honors veterans by displaying flags of each military branch in the lobby, partnering with the VFW and American Legion, and offering a flag depository box for retiring worn American flags each Flag Day. The funeral home hosts an annual candlelight vigil in November for families coping with loss, facilitates the Silver & Gold Club for senior citizens with monthly outings, and participates in charitable events such as the breast cancer walk, Relay for Life, and the American Diabetes Association walk. It also supports the Tears Foundation and Sandcastles, organizations that aid families grieving the loss of an infant or child. With a strong commitment to compassionate care and community service, Harry J. Will Funeral Home serves families throughout Livonia, Northville, Plymouth, Canton, Westland, Garden City, Farmington Hills, Novi, and South Lyon.